This means that the developers have to constantly update and improve the game, based on the feedback and expectations of the players. Diablo 4 is under a lot of scrutiny right now, as it is the first Diablo title that is marketed as a live service game. So it wasn't all bad, has not painted Blizzard in a great light.

Fix to Werebear and Werewolf fur that was causing them to be as bright as My Little Pony characters.

extra step added to confirm purchase of Premium Battle Pass.

issues with movement on specific controllers.

bugs with Malignant Hearts and their interactions causing players to stun themselves.Patch 1.1.0c bought some needed fixes too, namely: Over at blizz from r/diablo4 There were some positive fixes too

By fixing this bug so quickly, while leaving other more serious issues unresolved, Blizzard has shown once again that they are out of touch with their fan base and have no sense of fun. Some players even argued that this bug was a good thing, as it helped them finish the Season Journey faster and move on to other games. This bug was considered harmless and fun by many players, who enjoyed the extra rewards and progress they could get from it. To make matters worse, Blizzard also fixed a bug this week that allowed players to drop the same cache from the Tree of Whispers multiple times and complete the Grim Reward objective in Chapter 3 of the Season Pass. Last week, the devs held a Campfire Chat to address some of the concerns and explain their vision and goals for Diablo 4 in the long term. The Diablo 4 devs have had a rocky few weeks, after releasing a patch that was widely disliked by the fan base and causing an outrage that I haven’t seen since the Diablo Immortal announcement.

Diablo 4 Season 1 'of the Malignant' all info

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